Interventions to change thoughts, beliefs, and feelings states usually do not include

A) Expanding social networks
B) Visualization and cognitive imagery
C) Cognitive self-instruction
D) Cognitive restructuring

Social Networks

The structures made up of individuals or organizations that are connected by one or more types of interdependencies, such as friendships, kinships, common interests, financial exchanges, or relationships of beliefs.

Cognitive Imagery

The mental process of generating visual or sensory representations of objects, scenes, or events to aid problem-solving, preparation, or understanding.

Cognitive Restructuring

A therapeutic technique that aims to help individuals identify and change problematic or distorted thinking patterns.